So much fun exploring the nooks and crannies of Kev's barnyard. A cross between an artists craft…read morefair and a flea market meets an antique shop. So many vendors in one space. Prices varied from reasonable to crazy but the amount of items for sale were mind boggling! I didn't know where to look! Really enjoyed looking around and I look forward to going back.

Popped in to Christmas shop and found more for myself…read more Variety of items on two levels. If that was Kev at the register he's a kind fella that will strike up a quick conversation while checking you out.

Could not find... directions brought us to a industrial building with no signage for a flea market…read moreor shop.

The actual address of the Agawam indoor flea market is:…read more 270 Main St Agawam, Massachusetts (413) 363-1464 The owner is Tracey Bryson https://www.facebook.com/tracey.bryson.54 Check out the place on facebook. It rocks!!!

I agree with the reviews on google, and will never do business with this organization again. I lost…read moremy furniture and the money they owed me. The owner Ron must be counting on it being too much trouble to report him to the Atty GeneraI, so I am definitely looking into it. would recommend staying far, far away from this place!

I heard Vanguard Consignment is going out of business, I see the poor reviews about the bad sales…read moreof others merchandise and that in itself is terrible, however I am looking to purchase items that the big box stores just want more money than I can comfortably afford right now, does anyone have any positive experience with purchasing from Vanguard Consignment? Thx guys

Max and Kelly are great for clean outs, hauling your outdoor junk and moving needs. They are always…read moreprompt, clean and courteous.

Conscientious, caring, and efficient! I could not be…read morehappier with this company. Cleaning out a family home is one of the most difficult jobs, so hiring Glen and Kelly and their crew was the best decision! Thank you!!!

I had a complicated request to make a new ring...using large stones, diamonds and antique gems…read more Viola-Mia's creativity was astounding!She carefully and patiently listened and adjusted the design and then the fitting so that it looked great and fit so comfortably! Recommend her without hesitation!

I called Murduff's this morning, and was treated truly well. I asked if I could bring in some…read morediamonds to get a ball park of what they work. Having been a Jeweler/ metalsmith for 50 years, I realize that this is not the call you want. I went in, (without an appt.) and had my diamonds looked at, and found out exactly what they were, how much they were worth on the open market, and had a great exchange with the person I talked with. Some of it was brutal truth, but given/delivered in a very realistic and personal manner. -Very good honest and friendly people. Go there!

Full range of any letterpress items in New England. Presses, type, accessories. Owner very nice guy.read more

PLEASE KNOW THAT THE NEW ADDRESS FOR LETTERPRESS THINGS IS…read more 8 HANOVER STREET HOLYOKE, MA 01040 There is no place like this anywhere on the East Coast (or maybe in the entire country?) for anyone who has found the joy working with letterpress can bring. It's a compact "store" tucked in a solid industrial building in Holyoke, Massachusetts and shares space with a commercial printer. If you need a teeny tiny part for a vintage press you already own or looking for a complete tabletop press if you want to get started with a new hobby, you'll find it here. Oh, you need a tool, ink, paper? Maybe a complete set of foundry type of a long-forgotten font style (yes, sometimes there's wood type available too!) or advice on how to do something letterpress? Get here pronto. Run by John Barrett, who is himself a treasure of information and lore, it's always an adventure when you stop by for a visit. Chances you will go home with something special that you didn't know you needed or wanted. The store can be open by chance or by appointment (if you are the kind who plans ahead), so be sure to check the Letterpress Things website for dates and hours when the store 'officially' will be open for business. There's limited parking on the street but on the weekends there shouldn't be any problem finding a space.